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The abs Company 6 Minute Ab Zone

$14,483.00
THE ABS COMPANY (PRIVATE INVOICE)
ABS110063
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The Abs Company 6 Minute Ab Zone: A Six-Station Ab and Glute Machine Circuit


The Abs Company 6 Minute Ab Zone is a six-station commercial ab and glute machine circuit from Hamilton Home Fitness. Five stations train the abs; the Lumbar X adds lower back and posterior chain work. Users spend 45 seconds per machine with 15 seconds rest, finishing in six minutes.


DetailAnswer
What it isSix-machine commercial ab circuit
Workout lengthSix minutes per full rotation
Timing45 seconds work, 15 seconds rest
Included extrasTiming light, banner, numbers, signage
Best fitGyms, studios, wellness facilities
Not built forHome gyms and tight floor plans


What Comes in the Zone


You get six ab machines plus a branded accessory kit, packaged as one system rather than assembled piece by piece. That matters on a purchase order: the machines arrive matched, numbered and signed, so the circuit works on day one instead of becoming six unrelated stations members use in random order.


Includes:


  • Ab Coaster® CS3000 — bottom-up crunch station
  • AbSolo® — throw-and-catch core station
  • Vertical Crunch™ — space-saving crunch machine
  • AbsBench™ X3 — dual-pivot ab bench
  • TargetAbs™ — decline bench with handle
  • Lumbar X™ — 45-degree back extension
  • Accessory kit with: Timing Light, Pull Up Banner, Machine Number Kit & Digital Signage ($2000 value included at no extra charge)


How the Six-Minute Circuit Runs


Each station runs 45 seconds of work followed by 15 seconds of rest, so one machine takes exactly one minute. Six machines, six minutes. The timing light drives the rotation — members start when it goes green and move when it turns red, which removes the guesswork that usually kills circuit adherence.


Run the numbers on throughput and the commercial logic gets clearer. With all six stations occupied, six members finish a complete core workout every six minutes. Kept busy, that is roughly 60 people through one training area in an hour.


Do ab machines flatten your stomach? No machine reduces fat in one area. These stations build core strength and give members a structured, repeatable way to train it — visible definition still comes down to overall body composition.


Where Glute Training Fits In


If you searched for an ab and glute machine, here is the honest answer: five of these six stations are abdominal. The Lumbar X is the exception, and The Abs Company describes it as a 45-degree back extension that also works the glutes and hamstrings.


That is a real limitation, not a technicality. Abs flex the spine and glutes extend the hip — opposite patterns that no single station covers well. Facilities that want both usually pair this circuit with a dedicated hip-extension machine such as the Glute Lift Elite.


Your goalBest fitWhy
Timed core circuit6 Minute Ab ZoneSix stations, paced rotation
Loaded glute workGlute Lift EliteDirect hip extension
Both on one floorZone plus glute machineOpposing movement patterns


Key Features


✅ Six ab machines in one packaged zone
✅ Complete core workout in six minutes
✅ 45-second work, 15-second rest timing
✅ Timing light paces every rotation
✅ Pull-up banner explains the circuit on site
✅ Machine number kit sets the running order
✅ Digital signage included for member displays
✅ Accessory kit stated at $2,000 value
✅ Kit included at no extra charge
✅ Comfortable entry point for new exercisers
✅ Progression available for advanced users
✅ Lumbar X adds posterior chain work
✅ Built for shared commercial floors
✅ Supplied by a Tennessee-based dealer


Zone Specifications


SpecificationDetail
SKUABS110063
Price$14,483.00
BrandThe Abs Company
ApplicationCommercial workout machines
Station countSix ab machines
Accessory kit value$2,000, stated by manufacturer
DealerHamilton Home Fitness, Tennessee


Every station is also sold separately across the full Abs Company range, which is useful if you are phasing the build across two budget years.


Who This Zone Suits


A good fit if you run:

  • A gym adding a dedicated core area
  • A studio wanting a timed group circuit
  • A corporate wellness or hotel fitness room
  • A facility with beginners who avoid free weights


Not the right buy if:

  • You are outfitting a home gym
  • You need glute-specific loading first
  • Your floor cannot spare a dedicated zone
  • One or two machines would cover your traffic


Floor Space and Delivery


Floor space is the decision most buyers make last and should make first. Six machines in a rotation need clear walking room between stations, not just their own footprints, plus a sightline to the timing light from every position.


How much room does an ab zone need? The exact figure depends on how you lay the six machines out, so confirm it against your floor plan before ordering rather than after the freight arrives. A gym design consultation settles that in one session, along with door clearance and delivery access.


Buyer Questions Answered


Is the 6 Minute Ab Zone abs only or abs and glutes?
Five stations are abdominal and the Lumbar X covers the lower back and posterior chain. For dedicated glute loading, pair it with a hip-extension machine.


How many members can use it at once?
Six — one per station. The rotation is designed so all six move together on the timing light.


Can beginners use this circuit?
Yes. The system is built to give new exercisers a straightforward starting point, while advanced users can push intensity within the same 45-second window.


Can I buy the machines individually?
Yes. The Ab Coaster CS3000, AbSolo, Vertical Crunch and AbsBench X3 are each listed on their own product pages.


Does the price include installation?
Installation is not stated in the listing. Confirm freight, lift gate and assembly terms when you request your quote.


Ready to build the core area your members actually finish? Order the 6 Minute Ab Zone at $14,483.00, or talk to Hamilton Home Fitness about a facility quote. As an authorized Abs Company dealer shipping to all 50 states from Tennessee, the team can confirm freight, layout and lead time before you commit.

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